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by mitchty 10y ago
That may be the case. However when such tickets are open for 6-7 years with no update the general viewpoint everyone I know that uses Bitbucket has is that it will never be a priority to Atlassian. Adding things like large file storage supp
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by mitchty 10y ago
Its spotty at best, when you live in an area with hills all over, LTE/gsm is not your friend.
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by mitchty 10y ago
A lot. Most of the upper midwest lacks cellular coverage. You need to drive to the top of a hill to even hit a gsm signal at one bar. The old analog signals were better but they're gone now.
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by mitchty 10y ago
Radio only works for relatively close asteroids. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentinel_Space_Telescope Which was sadly cancelled: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3255059/Nasa-.
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by mitchty 10y ago
Spotted by what or who exactly? If we want to see asteroids we need satellites in orbit around the sun monitoring our blind spots (things coming at us from the sun). Until then we'll never be able to spot things in all circumstances. I
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by mitchty 10y ago
I love their response to open issues like: we'd like to be able to delete pull requests. Response: what a silly notion, no Or another one I found recently: we'd like to comment on code that isn't within 10 lines of a changed
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by mitchty 10y ago
If I may recommend, softwareupdate. I just run softwareupdate -dir. Feel free to ad your own home-brew formula to run softwareupdate. But as it stands, having that handle OS updates, similar to freebsd-update works fine for me. I also perso
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by mitchty 10y ago
LLVM's biggest weakness right now is micro controller support like PIC/AVR. But its getting better: http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/2016-November/10717... That should hit most of the chips
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by mitchty 10y ago
Cool beans thought so but wanted to be sure before I blew that much money. :)
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by mitchty 10y ago
Would it pay off to get the lab book Learning The Art of Electronics too? https://www.amazon.com/Learning-Art-Electronics-Hands-Course...
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by mitchty 10y ago
Since I follow alpine linux dev a bit, I thought this: https://github.com/alpinelinux/aports/blob/master/testing/ru... Is the port of rustc to run natively on AL? Bit outdated now but it seemed to w
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by mitchty 10y ago
> However, I find your tone particularly unpleasant. The sneer in "seem to be people who need worked examples of things to understand them" is repulsive. If this is a representative example of your community, it's one no-o
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by mitchty 10y ago
Incorrect clients aside, it should at worst be another 64 seconds (from memory so I might be wrong) before a client retries a poll.
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by mitchty 10y ago
Retry yes, immediately/very quickly no. Ntp is designed to handle network issues transparently.
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by mitchty 10y ago
Exactly, we should encourage attacking adversity. It is the only way to get resiliency. I've been told in the past I'm good at solving complex problems I've never encountered before. I just show them my notes on how I solved
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by mitchty 10y ago
I can tell you never used token ring. :)
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by mitchty 10y ago
Hadn't tried those yet but thanks for confirming its not just Safari! I was in a meeting and running a tail and wondering why my fan was going nuts.
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by mitchty 10y ago
The ansi output color plugin doesn't work with output. Nor the build timestamp plugin. The PR interface only works with Github, should also work with bitbucket pull requests. And the most annoying, when blue ocean is tailing a job that
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by mitchty 10y ago
No real higher kinded types means its really difficult to use in the same way as you could Haskell/Idris/ML.
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by mitchty 10y ago
Where I work now we have PE's in software roles and I'm in America.
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by mitchty 10y ago
Wouldn't that also be illegal age discrimination for anyone above 40?
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by mitchty 10y ago
I'm sooooo sick of micropayment games. I play plants vs zombies 2 on my phone while in lines. I had a quick look at the cost for all the optional plants. Its almost $90. Even AAA games aren't that bad or at least have a reason for
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by mitchty 10y ago
Agreed, just trying to apply the principle of kindness to their arguments. What I want for a battery indicator is more a dual battery indicator/workload indicator. Aka, lets say some process goes nuts for 10 seconds, I'd want some
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by mitchty 10y ago
Whatever the 2014 vintage macbook pros have. I have a couple buddies with the same AP and macbook pros so its likely I have some interference issues. I see the same spiel on my work laptop which is the same vintage only smaller drive. OSX f
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by mitchty 10y ago
> I'm getting rather annoyed at people telling me the estimate was useless anyway. I used it! Indeed, but I think the argument is more: at best it was a current workload time indicator. I'm still on 10.11 but think I might just
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by mitchty 10y ago
It was weird, but anyway I've data now. Band steering to 5g: same spiel. Balanced: seems to still do the same. Off no big deal. Without mapping the signal to find out if my laptop is in some dead zone while being in direct line of sigh
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by mitchty 10y ago
Even when Haskell gets dependent types, they won't be quite as powerful as what agda/coq/idris have with the termination checks I believe. Which is fine, I don't think that many people want to program via proofs for ever
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by mitchty 10y ago
I tried logging in but the java app is giving me the middle finger. I seem to recall turning it on, but will have to set that all back up again tonight. I couldn't logon to the AP via their web app but ssh worked. So I just reset it to
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by mitchty 10y ago
It is a bit of a pointless statement then. You could say that about any hardware company really.
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by mitchty 10y ago
So I just got the ac pro access point last week. Its fine, about my only complaint is my laptop will continually drop from ac to n constantly and I'm not more that 15 feet from the AP. My phone stays on ac all the time. Not sure how to

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